2016: The Donald vs. DWS

[President Johnson]

Scenario: Hillary doesn't run (for whatever reason) and the Democratic convention is deadlocked between Sanders, Cuomo and Biden. Debbie Wasserman-Schulz is nominated as compromise candidate (I know, not likely to happen).

Meanwhile, The Donald gets to GOP nomination. What would happen on November 8?

[Adam Griffin]

Trump wins by 10 points. Measurable segments of the Democratic Party vote third-party over the fact that she is an irreconcilably-horrible person, the obvious party fracturing that would have occurred before this creates an additional cadre of resentment and vote-splitting, anti-Semitism plays a role in the process and Democrats completely fail to inspire the necessary turnout among average voters; Trump mobilizes average to above-average turnout due to these factors and more.

[Orthogonian Society Treasurer]

Toss-ups: California, Illinois, New Jersey.

[Pandaguineapig]

Toss-ups: California, Illinois, New Jersey.

And you criticized my political sense

[Sir Mohamed]

^^ I think it's not that big für the Donald, but he'll win by a comfortable margin.

Businessman Donald Trump (R-NY)/Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX): 326 EV. (51.7%)
Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz (D-FL)/Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA): 212 EV. (46.7%)